For investors looking to a company’s market capitalization as a measure of its worth, it can be very deceiving. That’s because they really can’t know what a company is truly worth today until they look at its total capitalization. When they do, they may realize their equity share of a company is not what the …
The Fallacy of Stock Ownership – How Much of a Company do You Actually Own? Read More »
In a recent blog post, we shared our concerns about historically high market valuations and why it increases your risk of paying too much for a stock or index fund. But, with a stock market that has gained 11,000 points in three years, it’s easy to see that coming. And, as we suggested, you can lower …
Record Corporate Debt – Are Investors Ignoring the Elephant in the Room? Read More »
The media are warning that record corporate debt could be the mother of all bubbles with the potential to destroy the economy. Is it just hype, or should investors be concerned? One of my favorite quotes by legendary investor, Warren Buffett, is also a bit off color: “You never know who has been swimming without …
Should We Worry About the $9 Trillion Corporate Debt Bubble? Read More »